50 Greatest TV Characters Quiz

[B] Walter White | Mild-mannered chemistry teacher turned meth kingpin, proving "Mr. Chips" can become "Scarface."

[A] Michael Scott | The world's best boss (in his own mind), whose cringe-worthy antics somehow always warmed our hearts.

[C] Tyrion Lannister | The witty, wine-loving dwarf who proved brains (and sarcasm) can be more powerful than dragons.

[D] Tony Soprano | The mob boss who taught us that even gangsters need therapy, and ducks are deeply symbolic.

[B] Jesse Pinkman | The lovable, "Yo, Bitch!"-slinging sidekick whose moral compass was perpetually broken but whose heart was in the right place.

[C] Dwight Schrute | The Assistant (to the) Regional Manager, beet farmer, and ultimate quirky coworker. Bears. Beets. *Battlestar Galactica*.

[A] Saul Goodman | "Better Call Saul!" The sleazy, morally flexible lawyer who could talk his way out of anything (and into more trouble).

[C] Chandler Bing | The king of sarcasm and witty one-liners, perpetually awkward but always loyal.

[C] Joey Tribbiani | "How *you* doin'?" The lovable, food-obsessed actor who shared his fries (sometimes).

[B] Bugs Bunny | "What's up, Doc?" The carrot-chomping, wisecracking rabbit who always outsmarted everyone.

[D] Barney Stinson | "Legen... wait for it... dary!" The suit-wearing, high-fiving master of elaborate schemes.

[C] Sherlock Holmes | The brilliant, eccentric detective who could solve any mystery with just a few deductions and a violin.

[A] Dr. Gregory House | The misanthropic genius doctor who solved medical puzzles while being a pain to everyone around him.

[C] Daryl Dixon | The quiet, crossbow-wielding survivor whose loyalty and gruff exterior made him a fan favorite in the apocalypse.

[B] Scooby-Doo | The Great Dane who solves mysteries with his gang, usually after a good fright and a Scooby Snack.

[B] Mike Ehrmantraut | The stoic, no-nonsense fixer who could dispose of a body or babysit his granddaughter with equal dedication.

[C] Sheldon Cooper | The brilliant, socially awkward physicist who made "Bazinga!" a household word and loved his spot on the couch.

[C] Spock | The logical, emotion-suppressing Vulcan who taught us that sometimes, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.

[B] Ron Swanson | The ultimate government-hating, woodworking, breakfast food-loving libertarian who secretly cared.

[B] Ron Swanson | Still the ultimate government-hating, woodworking, breakfast food-loving libertarian who secretly cared.

[C] Arya Stark | The fierce, independent assassin-in-training who always remembered her list. Not today.

[D] Joker | The chaotic agent of mayhem whose twisted humor and nihilistic philosophy terrified Gotham.

[C] Mr. Rogers | The soft-spoken, cardigan-wearing neighbor who taught generations about kindness, feelings, and making every day special.

[A] Jim Hopper | The gruff, big-hearted police chief who loved coffee, Eggos, and protecting the kids of Hawkins.

[C] Yoda | The wise, green Jedi Master who spoke in riddles and taught us patience, "Do or do not. There is no try."

[B] Eric Cartman | The foul-mouthed, manipulative, and hilariously evil fourth-grader who ran South Park. "Respect my authoritah!"

[C] Al Bundy | The perpetually grumpy, shoe-selling patriarch who championed mediocrity and hated his life (and neighbors).

[B] Phoebe Buffay | The quirky, guitar-strumming, oddly wise masseuse whose "Smelly Cat" became a classic.

[B] Jean-Luc Picard | The dignified Starfleet captain who embodied exploration, diplomacy, and the occasional "Make it so!"

[D] Morticia Addams | The elegant, macabre matriarch of the Addams Family, who found beauty in the dark and delightfully creepy.

[C] Steve Harrington | The former high school jock who evolved into the best "babysitter" in Hawkins, armed with a bat and hairspray.

[D] George Costanza | The ultimate neurotic, bald, and perpetually unlucky loser who lived his life by the opposite of good instincts.

[A] Lucy Ricardo | The iconic, red-haired schemer whose "WAAAAHHH!" and ridiculous plans always ended in hilarious disaster.

[C] Will Smith | The fresh prince who moved to Bel-Air and brought street smarts, comedy, and undeniable style to a fancy family.

[B] Rick Grimes | The stoic, tortured sheriff's deputy leading a band of survivors through a brutal zombie apocalypse.

[C] Wile E. Coyote | The perpetually failing super genius who could never quite catch that roadrunner, despite elaborate ACME contraptions.

[D] Cosmo Kramer | The wacky, eccentric neighbor who burst through doors and brought chaotic energy (and bizarre schemes) to Seinfeld.

[C] Fonzie | "Ayyy!" The cool, leather-jacketed greaser who could fix a jukebox with a tap and was adored by everyone.

[A] Jim Halpert | The charming, prank-pulling office worker whose longing stares at the camera (and Pam) defined a generation.

[C] Dean Winchester | The sarcastic, pie-loving hunter who drove a '67 Impala and fought demons (and angels) with his brother.

[C] Daenerys Targaryen | The Mother of Dragons, breaker of chains, and claimant to the Iron Throne, whose journey was epic (and tragic).

[D] Mr. Bean | The silent, awkward, and hilariously physical man whose simple actions turned into grand comedic disasters.

[D] Fred Flintstone | "Yabba Dabba Doo!" The loud, prehistoric patriarch whose Stone Age antics were surprisingly modern.

[A] Eddard Stark | The honorable, principled Lord of Winterfell whose early demise shocked everyone and set a grim tone.

[B] Red Forman | The perpetually grumpy, boot-in-ass-threatening patriarch who just wanted his kids off his couch.

[D] Rachel Green | The fashion-forward friend who went from runaway bride to successful career woman, often with a messy bun.

[D] Negan Smith | The charismatic, bat-wielding villain who brought terrifying charm (and brutal violence) to the apocalypse.

[D] Loki | The mischievous God of Lies and glorious purpose, constantly playing tricks and seeking validation.

[B] Jake Peralta | The goofy, pop-culture-obsessed detective who might be immature but is secretly a brilliant cop.

[A] Monica Geller | The fiercely competitive, obsessively clean, and wonderfully neurotic chef who kept the Friends group together.